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Academic Plan

Freshman Fall Freshman Spring
Dept Id Title Credits
ENG 1110 English Composition I 3
HIST 1320 World Societies 3
HUSC 1521 Dimensions of Learning: College Beyond 2
MATH GEC Requirement 0-9
MFL GEC Foreign Language III 3
PEDU 1541 Fitness 2
Semester Credits:
Dept Id Title Credits
ENG 1210 English Composition II 3
HEDU 1531 Health 2
HIST 2210 United States Hist to 1865 3
HUM 2410 Arts and Humanities I 3
or
HUM 2420 Arts and Humanities II 3
MATH GEC Requirement 0-9
SOSC GEC Requirement 3
Semester Credits:
Sophomore Fall Sophomore Spring
Dept Id Title Credits
ENG 1250 Elements of Speech Comm 3
HIST 1100 World Societies to 1650 3
HIST 2000 Hist Writing Lit 3
HIST 2220 United States Hist since 1865 3
HUM GEC Requirement 3
SCI GEC Science Requirement I 0-9
Semester Credits:
Dept Id Title Credits
General Elective - 0-9 0-9
GEOG 1000 Intro to Geo 3
or
GEOG 1100 World Regional Geo 3
or
GEOG 2100 Phys Geo 3
HIST 2890 Methods and Application in History 3
HIST African History 3
or
HIST African American History 3
SCI GEC Science Requirement I 0-9
Semester Credits:
Junior Fall Junior Spring
Dept Id Title Credits
EDU 3000 Intro to Edual Psyc 3
EDU 3010 Human Growth Dev 3
HIST Elective 0-9
HIST European History 3
POLS 2100 Intro to Amer Government 3
SOCI 2000 Society Human Behavior 3
or
SOCI 2100 Princ of Sociology 3
Semester Credits:
Dept Id Title Credits
EDU 3020 Foundations of Education 3
EDU 3150 Instral Planning 3
EDU 3170 Assess of Learning 3
HIST 4310 Hist of North Carolina 3
HIST European History 3
HIST African History 3
or
HIST African American History 3
Semester Credits:
Senior Fall Senior Spring
Dept Id Title Credits
ECON 2200 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
or
ECON 2300 Principles of Microeconomics 3
EDU 3120 Special Needs 3
EDU 3130 Cultural Diversity 1
General Elective - 0-9 0-9
HIST Seminar 3
Semester Credits:
Dept Id Title Credits
EDU 4126 Methods Mater in Soc Sci 3
EDU 4226 Dir Teaching of Soc Sci 6
Semester Credits:
Estimated Minimum Required Credits: 124

NCCUs Dept. of History offers courses and concentrations in American , African, European, Latin American, African American, African Diaspora, and Public history.  Programs of study present students with opportunities to teach history at the secondary level, practice public history, pursue graduate or professional study, or enter into a variety of careers.  The Department continues to produce more students who have earned the PhD in History than any other HBCU.   We are especially pleased to be in a position to train secondary teachers.  North Carolina and many other states is experiencing a chronic shortage in qualified teachers.  We are committed to training and placing teachers.

A. AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES - ART 1200; ENG 3410, 3420; POLS 3510; DRAMA 4140;
B. ANTHROPOLOGY - GEOG 2000, 3500, 4900; SOCI 2400, 3220, 4000
C. CRITICAL WRITING - ENGM 2420; ENG 3110, 3700, 3800; ENGM 3500; PHIL 2000; POLS 3210
D. FRANCOPHONE STUDIES - FREN 1020, 2100, 2200, 2300, 3080, 3100, 3110, 4200
E. HISTORIC PRESERVATION - ARTF 1500, 2320; ART 3020; ARTF 3980, 4010; ARTE 4620; CLTX 2620; PHIL 4210
F. HISTORY OF IDEAS - PHIL 1000, 2000, 2010, 2110, 2120, 2210, 2300, 3320
G. HISTORY OF SCIENCE - BIOL 1000, 1100, 1200, 2100; CHEM 1000, 1500; PHIL 3120; PHYS 1210
H. INFORMATION MANAGEMENT - BEDU 3400, 3510; COMP 1400, 1510; MGT 3000, 3700, 4750; PHIL 2400
I. INTERNATIONAL POLICY - POLS 3040, 3100, 3110, 3120, 4310, 4330, 4520, 4600
J. LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES - SPAN 2100, 2200, 3080, 3100, 3110, 3120, 3300, 4200
K. MEDIA COMMUNICATION - ENG 2400; ENGM 2410, 2420, 2430, 2440, 2450, 3600; PHIL 2000
L. PSYCHOHISTORY - PHIL 3210, 3320; PSY 2120, 3100, 3200, 3310, 3600
M. PUBLIC SPEAKING/REPORTING - ENG 2100; ENGM 2420; ENG 2710, 3000, 3100; PHIL 2000; POLS 3210
N. EDUCATION - EDU 2600, 2700, 3602, EDU 3100 or 3010, EDU 3200 or 3170, EDU 4650 or 3120, EDU 4660 or 3130, EDU 3150

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